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True [87]
3 years ago
5

Help, my daughter is learning about finding lengths of unknown sides. I have no idea how to help on these three homework problem

s that are due by tomorrow. 4th grade

Mathematics
1 answer:
Lyrx [107]3 years ago
5 0
BC = 4
GE= 23
QR = 7
TR = 11
BD = 22
FG = 6

explanation: you have to look at the numbers at the opposite side of where it’s asking, for example the first one; on the opposite side of BC it’s 12 and other side is 8 and you have to find the space in between so to find BC you would have to subtract 12-8 and you’ll get 4
basically a bunch of subtraction and addition, just look at the numbers on the opposite side. hope this helps !
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